Matilde (en. Matilda)

/maˈtil.de/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Matilde is a woman's name that comes from the Germanic 'mahtild', meaning 'powerful in battle'.

Matilde has been a popular name in various European cultures.

Matilde ha sido un nombre popular en varias culturas europeas.

Matilde can also refer to historical or literary characters.

Matilde is mentioned in several literary works.

Matilde se menciona en varias obras literarias.

It is a name that is also used as a nickname in some regions.

Matilde is affectionately called 'Tilde' among her friends.

A Matilde la llaman cariñosamente 'Tilde' entre sus amigos.

From the Germanic Mahtildis, which combines the roots 'maht' (power) and 'hild' (battle).

Matilde went on a trip

Expression that means Matilde has left and is not at home.

Matilde se fue de viaje

Be as strong as Matilde

Phrase that implies having a lot of strength of character or physical strength, referring to the figure of Matilde in popular culture.

Ser tan fuerte como Matilde

mahtild

Germanic root meaning 'powerful in battle'.

mahtild

woman

Human of female sex.

mujer

name

Word used to identify a person.

nombre

In some regions, Matilde can be used to refer to a strong or determined woman.

That girl is a real Matilde, she always knows what she wants.

Esa chica es una verdadera Matilde, siempre sabe lo que quiere.

Using 'Matilde' as a synonym for a strong character in gossip or tales.

Don't mess with her, she has the character of a Matilde.

No te metas con ella, tiene el carácter de una Matilde.